texts: <mask> is a Dominican professional baseball pitcher in the Kansas City Royals organization. He played in the MLB for the Chicago Cubs and Atlanta Braves. Originally signed by the New York Yankees as an international free agent in 2007, Vizcano was traded to the Atlanta Braves after the 2009 season and made his MLB debut on August 10, 2011. He was traded back to the Braves. On May 20, 2019, Jesse Biddle was traded to the Seattle Mariners. On July 2, 2007, Vizcano signed with the New York Yankees as an international free agent. He made his professional debut with the Gulf Coast Yankees of the Gulf Coast League in 2008 and pitched to a 3-2 win–loss record and 3.68 earned run average with 48 strikeouts and 13 walks.In 10 starts for the Staten Island Yankees of the New York–Penn League in 2009, Vizcano went 4-2 with a 2.13 earned run average and 52 strikeouts. Baseball America ranked Vizcano as the third best prospect in the Yankees' organization and gave him a rating of the best in the Yankees' organization. On December 23, 2009, the New York Yankees traded pitcher Luis Vizcano to the Atlanta Braves in exchange for $500,000 and other players. Baseball America rated him the 69th best baseball prospect. The Rome Braves are in the South Atlantic League. In twelve starts there, he went 9-3 with a 2.34 ERA and struck out 66 in the process. He suffered a right elbow strain and was placed on the disabled list.A partially torn elbow ligament was discovered. He did not pitch for the rest of the season. Baseball America rated Vizcaino as the Braves' seventh best prospect. Baseball America rated Vizcano as the 93rd best prospect in baseball. After starting the season with the Advanced Lynchburg Hillcats of the Carolina League, he was promoted to the Double-A Mississippi Braves of the Southern League and Triple-A Gwinnett Braves of the International League. Across the three levels, he went 5-5 with a 3.06 ERA, 100 strikeouts and 28 walks. On August 10, 2011, Vizcano was called up to the majors.He made his MLB debut that day, pitching in relief, walking two batters and hitting one in the ninth. In the Braves' win over the San Francisco Giants, Vizcano earned his first MLB win. In seventeen games with the Atlanta Braves, Vizcano had a 1-2 record and 17 strikeouts. Baseball America rated Vizcaino as the Braves' second best prospect after only Tehern. On March 20, 2012 Vizcaino had Tommy John surgery and missed the rest of the 2012 season. The Chicago Cubs traded right-handed pitcher Jaye Chapman to them for left-handed pitcher Paul Maholm and outfielder Reed Johnson. After having Tommy John surgery, Vizcano was placed on the disabled list for the first 60 days of the season and was expected to return after the All-Star break.He had surgery on his elbow in May and needed the rest of the season to rehabilitate. When rosters expanded in September, he was called up to the majors. The Cubs traded three international signing bonus slots to the Braves for Tommy La Stella and an international signing bonus slot. On March 30, 2015, he was demoted to the International League. He was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 After returning from his suspension, Vizcano joined the struggling Braves. After the injury to Grilli and the trade of Johnson, Vizcano assumed the role of closing pitcher.On August 6, 2015, he recorded his first save. He recorded nine saves for the Braves. After the 2015 season, Vizcano was eligible for the first time. He agreed to a one-year contract before the hearings were to begin. Through June 7, Vizcano had six saves and a 1.52ERA. He was placed on the disabled list after he began to struggle. After his return, he lost the closer role.He was placed on the disabled list again on August 30. In 2016 Vizcano made 43 appearances and recorded a 4.42 ERA and ten saves. He finished the season with 14 saves for the Braves. The next season, Vizcano signed a one-year deal for over a million dollars. The contract was worth $3.4 million. He was placed on the disabled list after he reported shoulder pain. In July, Vizcano was placed back on the disabled list.He was back on the disabled list on September 14. A contract worth $4.8 million was offered by the Braves. Three weeks into the season, Vizcano was placed on the injured list due to a shoulder problem. He missed the rest of the season after having surgery on his labrum. In May of this year, Anthony Swarzak was traded to the Seattle Mariners in exchange for Jesse Biddle. As he had undergone season-ending surgery prior to the trade, Vizcano elected free agency after the season. On November 4, 2020, he signed a minor league deal with the New York Mets.The Triple-A Syracuse Mets had Vizcano. He had a 2.35 earned run and 14 strikeouts in 7 appearances. On November 11, 2021, he was released. On January 13, 2022, Vizcano signed a minor league contract with the Kansas City Royals. Vizcano's fastball has been recorded as fast as possible. References External links 1990 births Living people Atlanta Braves players suspended for drug offenses Chicago Cubs players Daytona Cubs players Dominican Republic expatriate baseball players in the United States Gulf Coast Yankees players


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texts: <mask> is a British journalist, author, and academic. He was the founder and director of the Rustat Conferences and the Science and Human Dimension Project at Jesus College. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. He wasNominated for the PEN/Ackerley Prize for best UK memoir 2007, and the British Press Awards 2006 for science, medicine in Sunday Times Magazine. He received the Independent Television Authority-Tablet Award for contributions to religious journalism and the Scientific and Medical Network Book of the Year Award for Hitler's Scientists. He won the Gold Dagger Award for Earth to Earth in 1982. He is best known for his investigative journalism, memoir, and work in public understanding of science.He has written on the relationship between science, ethics and the humanities, as well as on the Catholic Church and the modern papacy. <mask> was the son of Sidney Arthur <mask> and Kathleen Egan <mask>. <mask> intended to become a priest after entering the junior seminary, Cotton College. He wrote a memoir after five years at Cotton. The senior seminary was Oscott College. At St Benet's Hall, Oxford, <mask> studied English Language and Literature and was taught by Jonathan Wordsworth. He was a graduate student at Christ's College in Cambridge.After graduating from Cambridge, <mask> taught in East London schools. He was a foreign correspondent for The Observer Magazine in Italy and Latin America during the 70's and 80's. He reported from Buenos Aires in 1973, and from Santiago, Chile, in 1975. He worked at The Observer from 1976 to 1988 and later as Editor and Manager of The Observer Foreign News Service, which he took from hard copy to high speed wire delivery worldwide. He was responsible for developing seven parallel media businesses, including the creation of the UK's first interactive electronic newspaper with Prestel. He was a delegate at the International Press Institute and an investigator on the 20th Century Fund Task Force. His first two books were novels.His third novel, Strange Gods, was published two decades later. He published a biography of Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1973. He won the non-fiction Gold Dagger Award in 1982 for Earth to Earth, the story of a farming family tragedy. A Thief in the Night investigated the death of Pope <mask> I, which is surrounded by conspiracy theories. <mask> concluded that the Pope was not murdered but died of a pulmonary embolism due to overwork and neglect. In 1999, <mask> published Hitler's Pope, in which he accuses Pope Pius XII of assisting in the legitimisation of the Nazi regime in Germany through the pursuit of a Reichskonkordat in 1933 and of remaining silent, like the Allies. The abundance of new information <mask> had managed to uncover was praised by Owen.In 2004, <mask> stated that it was impossible to judge the motives for Pius XII's silence during the war because Rome was under the control of Mussolini. He had an obligation to explain his actions in the postwar period even if his intentions were good. I still believe that it was incumbent on him to explain his failure to speak because of his ineffectual and diplomatic language in respect of the Nazis and the Jews. This was never done by him. <mask> insists that Pacelli's failure as Cardinal Secretary of State was to act as a fellow traveller, taking benefits from Hitler on behalf of the Catholic. <mask> followed up Hitler's Pope with Hitler's Scientists. In 2004, <mask> published A Pontiff in Winter, a work critical of Pope <mask> II.The reviews of the book were not always in agreement. The Washington Post said the book "dissects the record of <mask> II's pontificate with an informed, dispassionate and fully convincing authority". Stephen said that <mask> had produced a devastating report. If not to change their views, Catholics should read it and inform them. Newman's Unquiet Grave: The Reluctant Saint was published in 2010 and coincides with renewed interest in the 19th century theologian and religious leader as a result of his beatification during the Papal visit by Pope Benedict XVI to England and Scotland. Anthony Kenny wrote in The Times Literary Supplement that "Newman's Unquiet Grave is a substantial achievement and <mask> has taken on the task of writing a biography of Newman to make his life intelligible to the largely secular public which in a few weeks will watch on television the ceremony." He followed a via media between the hagiography of the man and the mockery of the man, and he produced a readable, sympathetic and judicious Life.He was able to build up a vivid picture of Newman's personality. <mask> has brought together many scientists, philosophers, ethicists, authors and journalists to debate and discuss a range of topics. Nature's Imagination, Consciousness and Human Identity, and Explanations were all published by Oxford University Press. His journalism in this field has been published in a number of outlets including Financial Times, Sunday Times Magazine, The Observer, New Statesman, New Scientist, Nature, Prospect, Times Literary Supplement, The Tablet, Brain, New Scientist, The Guardian, and The Times. Hard Talk, Choice, Start the Week, The Moral Maze, Beyond Belief, and witness on genetic determinism debate are some of the programmes that have broadcast contributions to. The director of the Rustat Conferences was based at Jesus College in Cambridge. 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texts: <mask> is a pop- singer from Vietnam. She is known for her dance-pop music and is referred to as the "Queen of Dance-pop in Vietnam". The wind chime of Vietnamese music is called "Vietnam's Celine Dion" due to her famous and rare Soprano C or Lyric Soprano singing voice that has a range from C3 to C7 with the highest belt note C#6. Before the age of 30, she had never taken a professional music school, despite being trained to be a ballet dancer. At the age of 16, <mask> won the first prize in the live singing competition Broadcast of Ho Chi Minh. She became well known for her pop songs in both English and Vietnamese. The biggest turning point in her musical career was the success of the songs "Chung gi" and "Bng m".<mask> has a dance-pop sound with songs such as "ng cong", "Bay", and "Fly". In addition, <mask> <mask> won the title in the show Dancing with the Stars. She was a judge and a coach on the reality show The Voice of Vietnam. Ali Hong Dng and Phm Th Hng Trm were the winners of the 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 On September 22, 1977, <mask> <mask> was born. While her brother's family lives in Ho Chi Minh City, her sister's family lives in the U.S. She lives in Ho Chi Minh city.The information that <mask> <mask>'s father was an artist is incorrect. In an interview conducted directly with her father, he confirmed that the family is not engaged in art or entertainment. He confirmed that his name is Vu Ngoc Kim. During her school days, <mask> <mask> participated in some musical activities. She studied ballet at The Dance School of Ho Chi Minh City after graduating from middle school. Ting ht truyn hnh was established by The Broadcast of Ho Chi Minh at the age of 15 and was the most prestigious national contest at that time. She did not tell her family about her idea.She was eliminated by the contest jury when they realized she was too young to compete. She cried her eyes out. Thanks to her father's encouragement, she returned to the competition at the age of 16. The youngest contestant this time was <mask> <mask>, who won a gold medal as the first prize. An Soprano C voice with a natural high and strong Soprano C voice, this debut performed two classic Vietnamese hit songs "Bng cy K-nia" and "Thn ca cho em" The author of "Tnh ca cho em" wrote the song before she attended the contest and expressed her feelings about the former musician in his funeral. Although it was a perfect ticket and highly valued by music professionals, a long period of "treading water" which followed could not help but lead audiences to put her under the list of "the stars that never shine".Audiences couldn't imagine that <mask> <mask> shone the way she should have, even though she was considered to be one of the most hard-working and dedicated to music career among Vietnamese singers with powerful passion, enthusiasm and optimism. Sharing on that point, <mask> <mask> assumed that she never regrets, and is even proud of her career going slowly but firmly. At that time, she didn't think of pursuing pop music because of her love relationship with the musician. She only sang because she wanted to make enough money to build a house for her parents. She used to sing for bars, discothque, acoustic cafe, and clubs to make ends meet. When he achieved his dream, <mask> <mask> decided to make an album. She almost appeared to be non-participative in the Vietnam music and entertainment industry back in those days.In 2000, <mask> <mask> sang a duet with one of Vietnam's most famous musicians, Tran Tien, in one of the most favorite songs. Traditional pre-war and love songs were performed by <mask> <mask>. The audience still likes "Thousand purple revenue", "The Shadow of the Kapok Tree", and "Git ma thu" of musician Dang The Phong. Foreign songs like "the seasonal flowers Domino" had been broadcasted on the governed Broadcast VTV. She performed Whitney Houston and other English classics to appreciative live audiences. Whitney Houston has influenced her singing techniques and style. Her first hit song was "Nh anh", which was on her first album.This was covered from the original version of male singer Ky Phuong and achieved remarkable recognition in the top ten favourite songs of the year voted by audience through Ln Sng Xanh in 2001. The English version of What if was released in 2004. The first private concert was organised by Friends program for the purpose of Vietnam–China cultural exchange with the presence of singer Fann Wong. When the sound system as well as its rotating stage did not lend itself to singing alone, this was a disadvantage for <mask> <mask> as she did not have much support and experienced guidance from someone in the entertainment industry. Initially presented as a "girl next door", <mask> <mask> was well known as a professional and classic singer. She only tried to perform songs that praised Vietnam wars, patriotism, fatherland, and love in wars. Li Cui was her second album.Her popularity and sales were low even though the songs and vocal technique were well received. She decided to release her third dance-oriented album with 3 CDs named Thin ng (Heaven), the same name of her first live show in 2004. Her career seems to have been opened up by this album. The Thin ng album began to conquer professional dance-pop music in Vietnam despite the fact that <mask> <mask> owned a great degree of artistic credibility before. A leading position among Dance-pop singers was given to her by her strong and unique voice. "Bng my qua thm", "Chung gi" and "Ngy c" are some of the hit dance-pop songs in this album. She achieved success by performing completely different versions of classic songs such as "60 nm Cuc i" and "Cho em mt ngy thi".When performing live on some English hits including "Ave Maria", "All by Myself", and "Queen of the Night", she blew the audience away with her beautiful, bright voice and Belting. Notable music awards and nominations were received by this third album. In 2004, <mask> <mask> established her own company to serve as her own business and for her artistic activities. Pop ballads are her favorite genre and personality in her music. Many English songs of popular singers, like Whitney Houston, were covered by <mask> <mask>. "All by Myself", "Saving All My Love for You", "The Reason", "Queen of the Night", and "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" are some of the international music that many people in Vietnam love. Whitney Houston's influence on <mask> <mask>'s style, charisma and vocal technique is reflected in her soul songs such as "I Will Always Love You" and "Saving All My Love for You".When the news of Whitney's death was reported, <mask> <mask> expressed her huge admiration for the strong, emotional voice of this departed Diva: "Indeed, Whitney owned an endowed rare vocal in the world: both rich, warm and high." With only Whitney Houston, she had the ability to sing for easy listening, but also could field the high and tough notes with quirky techniques, which demonstrated her gorgeous class. Whitney was the worldwide diva because she owned all the prosperous elements. Her voice was powerful and full of powerful sounds. She had a perfect structure of her vocal cords. Her voice is a precious diamond. There is a high and powerful Soprano C voice in the intermittent low notes.She was inspired by Whitney Houston and tried to learn from many international singers. She tries to cultivate and train herself for her own 'Thu Minh style', vocal technique and performance style because she always believed that fame is not what makes me happiest. Thefrugal, straight-forwarded, critical and perfectionism in her music career, inherited from her mother, is a good element for her job because it helps bring the audience her best music performances, regardless of how long it costs in execution time. Body Language took two years to complete. After graduating from the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, in 2007, <mask> <mask> moved to the US to pursue international education on music. Heaven, My Love, What if, and The best of <mask> <mask> were released after the album. I Do, her next album in the same year 2008, covers the scope of ballad songs in both English and Vietnamese.This highlighted her coordination with newborn model-to-be-singer Nathan Lee, not with wide range of music types like previous albums. Dance-pop and her rise to popularity thirteen years after entering music in Vietnam, <mask> <mask> suddenly changed her music and style remarkably to dance-pop. The albums Ruby - Sixth Sense and Body Language are outstanding. The Arts Council's gold album reviews Ruby - Sixth Sense and it's worth a listen. This is a music production color consistency from music to content and images that are modern and professional. There is a new album created by the new combination of <mask>g and <mask> <mask>. The majority of content is subject to social, new tunes but close, which appears to be a breath of fresh air and practical contribution to the development of dance-pop in Vietnam.The album was nominated for an award. Body language (Ngn ng c th), a pure-dance album, was released in 2011. There were 11 dance-pop songs that were coordinated with two young musicians and a former model. Her music videos had a flirtatious personality. Three hit singles that followed required a high and heavy female voice to hit high notes and a wide range of vocals, flexibility and strong control over changing singing, that all required a high and heavy female voice to hit high notes and a wide range of vocals, flexibility and strong control over changing singing With this, <mask> <mask> has become a leading pioneer who has been involved in quality music recordings in dance-pop of Vietnam, and this latest album which featured 11 Dance-pop songs sold very well. It was one of the five best albums of the year and was voted on by a group of prestigious composers and music producers.She claimed that sexiness is her brand. 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texts: music through her professional, powerful, technical, and emotional vocals and techniques.The majority of audiences still value <mask> <mask>'s career on her vocals and technical expertise despite being unhappy with the changes. In the folk music category of the "ASEAN Golden Voice Festival 2010" competition, <mask> <mask> won a gold medal with his performance of "Bng cy K-nia" and also won the "Favourite Singer" prize. A demo of a single called "Love you only/ Yu mnh anh" was posted on her Facebook. The main soundtrack for the movie "Cold Summer" will be released in the late of 2012 This is the first work of a famous producer in Vietnam, who has produced music for movies in Singapore and the United States. After two hours of draft recording, the producer decided to change the entire structure and spirit of the song after he heard her voice and techniques. Her album "Body Language" was received a mega mix by a famous producer/remixer/DJ named Robin Skouteris.This is a contribution for her music to be more visible to foreign audience as this video received national attention spreading-widely so that online news from other countries like India stated that she is "one of superstar of Vietnam and one of the best vocalist of Vietnam in many many genre". She said, "Korea is the place of theMiracle of Hangang, which affected its industries, economy and technology, so its determination to develop its cultural industry also is very high compared to other countries." For the 20th anniversary of ties between the countries, only cultural exchanges like MO.A will help them become true friends. She performed her new single "Love you only/ Yu mnh anh" and her big hits from her album, Body Language, in the Mega-mix version for the first time on stage. The first song got a lot of praise from the local and international audiences. Controversially, the Mega-mix part had sound technical problems that made her voice from micro a bit smaller and weaker than that of the first performance that was realised by live audiences and the press at the back or up stage. As a singer of a firm stuff, she managed well on stage, performed at her best with enthusiasm and 'burned' the whole stage for it, despite being upset because it was not as good as her expectation without blaming anyone and refusing to talk more on this.The audience in Vietnam shouted out her name and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 After Van Mai Huong's not outstanding performance as one of the two Vietnamese representatives in MO.A., her performances still brought a true pride for Vietnam. In addition to singing, Thu Minh participated in dancing and acting. The film director invited Thu Minh to play the role of "Ai" in the series Tinh yeu con mai. Her character was a strong- willed woman who is poor and undergoes multiple jobs to survive, which suits Thu Minh's personality the most as the director mentioned as his reason to invite her. In 2008, Thu Minh played the role of Lan and Diep in a soap opera and received a warm welcome from the audience. In spite of the failure of the series Anh changvuot thoi gian, the press highlighted that all other experienced actors and actresses.The "Queen of Dancesport" won the first prize in the Dancing with the Stars (Vietnamese)" competition at the end of 2011. The most talented former dancesport couple in Vietnam, Khanh Thi and Chi Anh, praised <mask> <mask> for her outstanding Rumba and freestyle routines, which recorded the two highest scores in the show's history. The audience was given a chance to acknowledge that <mask> <mask> has a good voice, but also owns an exquisite beauty and technical virtuosity in each routine and her dancing. She was determined and enthusiastic throughout the practices. Although the audience anticipated the result at the beginning of the show, holding the thought that there are many advantages for her from her previous ballet training, <mask> <mask> thought differently. She said her weaknesses were her strengths because ballet and dancesport are not the same. She was still a beginner.She considers dancesport to be a lovers, still in love, but could not see it again because of a fear for love. After Dancing With the Stars, <mask> <mask> felt the miss of its abrupt ending for a long time. It is said that <mask> <mask> led many of her fans and colleagues to respect and feel an empathy for her artistic performance and drastic efforts in each of her artistic fields, the Northern-originated singer has always been committed into a challenge and attempting to play her best in any role. The only candidate who didn't show a lot of "trifling skill" to put a cover on error routines like other candidates was <mask> <mask>, who tried to show skillful techniques of dancesport. She focused on imitating routines and style of a real professional dancer throughout the competition. She was a judge on the current hot show in Vietnam The Voice of Vietnam. She found her fame and success through her talent, her judgement, and her art instinct.She proved to be more brilliant with her mentoring position since her team is expected to be at the top at the end of the year. She is said to be the most popular judge due to her strong voice and experience on the show. In terms of bold multi-talent, being sensitive, loving, sincere, skillful and witty without aggressiveness were presented in the reality show. With tactful sanity from setting up the place at the castle of Khai Silk to directly mentoring and inviting elite support from musician Nguyen Hai Phong and Vietnam's diva Hng Nhung in order to fulfill all students with skillful and advantageous performance and tutorials, <mask> <mask>'s. Huong Tram (top 4 of contestants The Voice of Vietnam from Thu Minh team) was officially crowned as the champion of The Voice in Vietnam for the first season with an outstanding performances with a great contribution of <mask> <mask> in clever song choices, creative and bold move of modifying. Although the audience doesn't like the stage number of public votes transparency of Vietnamese voice, most viewers will get the winner of Huong Tram totally convinced and the role of <mask> <mask> shown in this victory. After winning the vocal Viet, many dedicated Thu <mask> to call her a tactful and clever woman to show their admiration for her talent in coaching, professional music ability, and sharply intelligence.Many viewers and artists in the studio are very excited and enthusiastic about the idea of <mask> <mask>. New tracks and incense on the edge of Phu Van helped the show be considered the highlight of the finale and left the ball long version diva M Linh in a spectacular way. In the second song - "Queen of the Night" - <mask> <mask> has proved a way look suggestive, creativity, fun and smart when making an entire choir on stage, in which 13 contestants Her team has gone before, the stage background vocals make for the icon "Little diva" Huong This action is part of showing beautiful and friendly images of solidarity and collective victory of team Thu <mask>. The personal victory of Huong Tram isn't the only thing that <mask> <mask> has done. Many audience members were impressed when they saw coach <mask> <mask> standing shoulder to shoulder with a professional choral conductor. In the third song, though the song associated her name with the incense on the stage, the audience again see how intelligent processing of this coach in moderation to create bright spots and opportunities for their students with the hit song "curve"The evening of January 14th, Thu <mask> airport officially up to European settlement some time to take care of her little family is what makes many viewers really regret. She said that the bench coach would be leaving next season. She should be available in an advisory role for the immediate future if other coaches trust her. If the organizing committee is nice, <mask> <mask> will return to bench coach for the following season. M Tm was replaced on The Voice by <mask> <mask>, who was a judge on Vietnam Idol. She was described as a kind and strict judge. Ali Hong Dng was crowned the winner of The Voice of Vietnam for the second year in a row.The first coach in the show's history to win twice was <mask> <mask>. The song "Phut giay dau" in her Last Quote album has been preferred by many youngsters after appearing in a Yo Most's advertisement. The song is performed in both English and Vietnamese. Many young people think that the English version of the song "The First Moment" is owned by the singer. The information is biased and inaccurate due to the fact that the song "The First Moment" was never performed in any live show or album. Most of the links are from Vietnam's websites. My Le, a daughter of musician Hong Sng Hng, and singer <mask> are two of <mask> <mask>'s best friends in the music industry.oan Trang, Nathan Lee, and m Vnh Hng are some of the friends. Her nickname is Cat. A long time ago, <mask> <mask> had a first love that lasted more than eight years. After many mutual performances on stage when <mask> <mask> was a new 'toddler' entering into music industry while Hoai Sa was playing the piano for his band, they met and went together. Artists used to say they were a golden couple. When disrespecting and hurting her first love, <mask> <mask> has admitted that she fell in love with her second love. She was able to not repeat her mistakes later in life.After three years of separation, Hoai Sa realized that <mask> <mask> left him because of his "carefree" and "unstable" lifestyle. A woman that "only the most sincere man will win" is what Hoai Sa said about <mask> <mask>. She stated in an interview with the press that she is married and has been wearing a wedding ring for two months. When she started wearing a more plain ring which matches the ring on Otto's left hand, she may have intended to wear it on her right hand, yet, wearing ring on the right hand is actually a tradition. Since she is well known for being quite secretive in her love life, it is expected that she wouldn't hold a big wedding celebration for the public and the press in Vietnam. She may have chosen to celebrate this with some close friends and families to avoid the public scrutiny. The news was under cover for a while due to the fact that <mask> <mask> only has contact with very few co-workers at a personal level.The public only acknowledges her husband's face and he is a Dutch businessman. On December 21, 2012 she held an event to introduce her husband and celebrate the end of the year. He spoke sincerely in Vietnamese, though not much to thank the press, but he was willing to keep their relationship

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texts: <mask> was a British Grand Prix racing driver. He won the German Grand Prix in the Mercedes-Benz W125 and W 154 cars. He died of his injuries after his car overturned at the Belgian Grand Prix. <mask> was born into a wealthy family and was the son of <mask>. He had an interest in cars from his childhood and lived at Kentwell Hall. <mask>'s first experience of racing was at the 1931 Shelsley Walsh Speed Hill Climb, won by Whitney Straight. Seaman was encouraged by his parents to become a lawyer.Seaman and a friend embarked on a three-day flight to South Africa while he was at Cambridge University. Pull Court, the former home of two politicians, was bought by his family in 1933 for him to inherit. He decided to become a racing driver in 1934 and traveled to the European mainland to learn how to drive. At the first attempt, Seaman won the Voiturette race of the Swiss Grand Prix event at Bremgarten and went on to win it three times in a row. He won a few races for English Racing Automobiles. Straight encouraged Seaman to do the Mont Ventoux Hill Climb. Straight, a resident of Dartington Hall, served as Seaman's mentor and friend during his early years of motor racing.<mask> won the junior category of the 1935 Coppa Acerbo and took pole position at the Dieppe Grand Prix in 1935. By the 1936 Grand Prix Season, <mask> was more focused on Grand Prix racing than he was on speed trials. Seaman was very successful in the 1936 season in the UK and on the Continent using a 1926 Delage race car which was developed and modified to be almost unbeatable at the time with <mask> driving. He won the British Empire trophy in 1936. <mask> won the 1936 Donington Grand Prix in a Delage with Hans Resch. <mask> won his class at Freiburg in 1936, only a second behind the overall winner, Hans Stuck in an Auto Union. Alfred Neubauer invited him for a trial at the Nrburgring.The Silver Arrows used to have at least one foreign driver. <mask>'s last outing in a Delage was at the 1937 South African Grand Prix in East London. His mother did not want him to drive for a "Nazi" team, so he signed for Mercedes-Benz. The Mercedes cars, which were part of a racing program that was German government subsidized, were far faster, better financed, better built, more advanced and more reliable than any of the racing cars he had driven before. He had a chance to be one of the top drivers in the European Grand Prix championship. <mask> had a poor start to his Mercedes career in the 1937 Grand Prix season, he was involved in a fatal accident at the German Grand Prix, his injuries prevented him from competing at the following races. He finished fourth at the Italian Grand Prix and second at the non-championship Czech Grand Prix.<mask> was demoted to a reserve driver for the Swiss Grand Prix. Seaman finished second to Rosemeyer in Long Island, New York. On his visit to Nazi Germany, he met former King Edward VIII. Seaman won the German Grand Prix, the biggest race of the year for the German teams, and became one of the favourite drivers of Hitler, it was the first time a British driver had won an AIACR European Championship race. <mask> was retained as a reserve driver by Mercedes after his win. <mask> finished second in the Swiss Grand Prix at Bremgarten, his favourite circuit, and third at his home Grand Prix at Donington Park after a spin. George Monkhouse called <mask>'s drive at the Swiss Grand Prix the best of his career.Seaman met Hitler at the 1939 Berlin Motor Show. Seaman attended the 1939 French Grand Prix but did not compete. He wasn't allowed to compete at the Tripoli Grand Prix. He retired early on with a broken clutch after competing at the 1939 Eifelrennen. Seaman crashed his car into a tree during the 22nd lap of the Belgian Grand Prix in 1939. He was using a line through a corner that was normally used in the dry. The car caught fire after the impact, with the unconscious driver still inside.Seaman died a few hours later as a result of his burns, at just 26 years of age. He told the Mercedes chief engineer that he was going too fast for the conditions. I am sorry. Mercedes-Benz dealerships were ordered to display <mask>'s picture after his death. <mask> was buried in London. His grave is still tended to by Mercedes-Benz. Seaman had a difficult relationship with his mother, who did not support his decision to drive for a "foreign" team.Seaman fell out of love with Pull Court after he couldn't find local staff to serve a planned party for his Grand Prix countrymen. Seaman spent a lot of money on travel, but he also enjoyed waterskiing. Seaman was a member of the Mercedes Grand Prix teammates who were from wealthy German families. He married the daughter of the director of BMW against his mother's wishes. <mask> and Popp were young. His father in law bought the couple a home for their wedding. Popp was in the UK and the U.S. during the Second World War.She was engaged to Reggie Tongue in 1940 but they never married. She died in Florida in 1990 at the age of 69. Seaman bought her an engagement ring for the rest of her life. She tried to sell Pull Court but died of a heart failure in London in 1948. <mask>'s career has been cited as an inspiration for future Mercedes Grand Prix drivers, he is often viewed along with Henry Segrave as one of Britain's greatest pre-war Grand Prix Drivers. Pull Court is a school for children with learning disabilities. Seaman was associated with the house.Some people think that <mask>'s Mercedes Grand Prix cars are buried in the estate, while others think that his mother left the lights at Pull Court on during the Second World War. Seaman was described as "kind-hearted, cool and fair as a sportsman, just as I have always pictured Englishmen to be". Seaman was accused of being a Nazi after giving a Nazi salute following his victory in the German Grand Prix. Hitler sent the largest wreath at his funeral against the wishes of his family. According to <mask>, Seaman wanted to drive for whichever team had the fastest car. Seaman's career was overshadowed by more successful Grand Prix drivers of the era, such as Tazio Nuvolari, and his contribution to British motor-racing history is largely forgotten. Seaman won a total of 13 events in his career and was one of the most famous British sportsmen of the 1930s.After the 1955 British Grand Prix, another British driver would win an international championship event, and at the 1957 British Grand Prix, two Vanwall drivers achieved <mask>'s lifelong ambition to win a Grand Prix in a British car. There is a memorial stone at Spa-Francorchamps but it is missing today.

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texts: An Iranian-born businessman is based in Turkey. He has five citizenships: Iranian, Azerbaijani, Turkish, and Macedonian. He was arrested in the United States in March of 2016 for being a member of an international criminal organization. He was charged with evading US economic sanctions on Iran and money laundering in an alleged racket scheme to help Iran circumvent the sanctions, involving ministers of the Turkish government of then prime minister and now president of Turkey. His father had a close relationship with the former President of Iran. The US Department of Treasury accused <mask> of violating US sanctions on Iran and fined him $9.1 million, reduced to $2.3 million after his cooperation with US officials. <mask> was arrested by the FBI in Miami in March 2016 and accused of bank fraud, money laundering and helping the Iranian government in evading the US economic sanctions on Iran.If he is found guilty in the US Federal Court, he could face up to 70 years in prison. <mask> was born in Tabriz, Iran, and grew up in Turkey and Azerbaijan. After moving to Istanbul, <mask> became a dual citizen of Turkey and Azerbaijan. Turkish citizenship was granted to <mask>'s parents through the facilitation of then Interior Minister Muammer Gler. They had a child with Ebru Gnde in 2011. He started his business in Turkey with a company called Royal Maritime A.S. Royal Holding was founded in 2010 by his brother <mask>.The Turkish Council of Ministers decided on 1 June 2007, that <mask> was a Turkish citizen. He was accused of paying a bribe to get Turkish citizenship. There were signs that <mask> was paying bribes to Turkish officials before the corruption scandal. Turgut Happani, Zarrab's chauffeur, was arrested by the Turkish Customs Protection agency during Zarrab's trip to Russia in 2011 for carrying $150 million in cash, but he was released by Turkish authorities. His pictures were posted on Facebook with suitcases full of money. In 2007, he was given Turkish citizenship for 1.5 million dollars. The Turkish National Intelligence Agency urged the Prime Minister to look into <mask>'s relationship with the Turkish cabinet members.<mask> was arrested in Istanbul in December of last year due to his involvement with the sons of three ministers. The court ordered his arrest along with Bar Gler, son of Muammer Gler, and Kaan alayan, son of Zafer alayan. On February 28, he was released. Money was transferred to front companies in China and Turkey, and gold was bought with the money transferred to Iran, in a scheme based on Turkish public bank Halkbank. Bar Gler, the son of Interior Minister Muammer Gler, and Kaan aglayan, the son of Economy Minister Zafer aglayan, were among the suspects. They were arrested because of accusations of bribe, professional misconduct, and bid rigging. The prosecutors and police officials investigating the corruption scheme were dismissed by the government.<mask> and the sons of cabinet members were released from jail. He put the judiciary under his authority and was criticized for obstructing justice. The president said that "justice has been served". The Minister of European Union Affairs was dismissed after the corruption investigation. The Ministers of Interior Affairs, Economic Relations, and Environment and Urbanization had to resign. Zafer Caglayan received $52 million worth of bribes; Muammerer received $10 million worth of bribes; and Egemen Ba received 1.5 million worth of bribes, according to the indictment. The summary of proceedings was sent to the Turkish parliament so they could vote on lifting ministers' immunity.The parliament did not lift their immunity because of the strong majority of the AKP. The Glen movement was accused by the president of being behind the corruption investigation. The police officials who conducted the corruption investigation were arrested two months after the announcement. The prosecutors were dismissed from their positions. There have been reports that suggest Zarrab's illegal activities harmed the Turkish economy. <mask> was arrested in Miami, Florida, in March of 2016 for conspiring to evade U.S. sanctions against Iran. He was indicted by a grand jury and could face up to 75 years in prison.The case is being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, with assistance from a trial attorney of the National Security Division's Counterintelligence and Export Control Section. According to prosecutors, <mask> donated $4.5 million to a charity founded by Emine Erdoan, the wife of Turkey's president. According to prosecutors, Zarrab has close ties to Erdoan. Halkbank's shares fell by 20% after <mask>'s arrest. He wants to pay $50 million to get out of jail. The bail was denied. Prosecutors argued in their brief against granting bail that the highest levels of the Turkish government could block his return to the US if he were granted bail.Turkey would be less resistant to the US's missions in Syria and its support of the Democratic Union Party if Zarrab were extradited to Turkey. The <mask> family sent a letter to the president of Iran's Central Bank and stated that they were ready for "Economic Jihad" against sanctions on Iran. "It was not a case that interests Turkey" was the first comment on Zarrab's arrest by the United States government. It is claimed that on 21 September 2016 during a special meeting with then Vice President Joe Biden, Erdoan requested <mask>'s release from jail and Bharara's dismissal from his position. It is claimed that Emine Erdogan made a similar request to Biden's wife. In October 2016 Bekir Bozdag, the Turkish Minister of Justice, visited the United States and stated that Zarrab should be released. Mehmet Hakan Atilla, Halkbank's deputy chief executive, was arrested in the United States in March of last year on charges of conspiring to evade US sanctions against Iran and other offenses.The US charged the Turkish Minister of Economic Affairs and the former General Manager of Halk Bank with offenses similar to Zarrab's. There were allegations about the US investigation. The fear that the inquiry had reached him was said to be the reason for the effort to save Zarrab. It is believed that the US would release Zarrab in exchange for the release of the US citizen pastor. Metin Topuz, a Turkish employee of the US Consulate General in Istanbul, was arrested in October of last year for espionage, being a member of a crime network and taking evidence from a corruption investigation in the US. The main suspects in the 17 December corruption investigation were foreign intelligence agencies and countries. The US Embassy in Turkey suspended visa applications from Turkey after the arrest.NBC News reported that <mask> was out of jail after cooperating with federal prosecutors in a money-laundering case. Zarrab is thought to be the key to taking down Michael T. Flynn in the Special Counsel investigation. The Turkish government was concerned about <mask>'s status after he was released from the United States. Two weeks later, <mask> reappeared in Manhattan court as a witness in the case against Atilla, having accepted a plea deal with federal prosecutors. The Turkish government seized Zarrab's assets a day after he testified in the US Federal District Court. The Department of Justice had a case against <mask>, but President Donald Trump urged Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to drop it. A court in Istanbul banned access to articles about interviews Adem Karahan gave to Courthouse News Service.The Turkish singer Ebru Gnde was married to <mask>. They have a daughter. The couple reconciled after Gnde filed for divorce. Gnde filed for divorce again in April 2021. Their divorce was finalized in May of 2021. In June 2015, <mask> received the Turkish Export Award in a ceremony attended by the Minister of Economy, Numan Kurtulmu, and the President of the Turkish Exporters Council Mehmet Bykeki. 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texts: The title star of the 1950s television series Sheena, Queen of the Jungle was Nellie Elizabeth "Irish" <mask>. Chris Drake was her co-star. The "Vargas Girl" was a model for the pin-up girl artist. She was one of eight siblings who were born to Lloyd and Nettie. When Lloyd started working for Condon Bros., the family moved to Des Moines, Iowa. The family lived on 10th Street. In 1941, the family moved to Marshalltown, Iowa, and then to Omaha, Nebraska, in 1942.She joined her siblings in Southern California, where she worked as a waitress and at an aircraft factory. She had two sons with Patrick McIntyre. When several other models and she appeared in the film River Goddesses, she was already a popular pinup model. Sheena said she could swing through the trees after being discovered by a Nassour Studios representative while throwing a bamboo spear on a Malibu, California, beach. The first-run of her series aired in 1955. She broke her arm when she grabbed a vine and slammed into a tree while doing her own stunts on the series. Kim McIntyre told the press that he remembered seeing his mother swinging from vine to vine and wrestling mechanical alligators.In addition to Sheena, she appeared in five films from 1958 to 1962, and guest roles on Have Gun - Will Travel and Route 66. In 1957, the life and art career of McCalla and McIntyre ended when they divorced. January 1969 is when they divorced. In 1982, when she was living in Malibu, California, she married a national sales manager for an auto-glass firm and moved to Arizona, where she lived out her days. They separated in 1989. She sold prints of her work as an artist. Her work is on display at the Los Angeles Museum of Arts and Sciences.She appeared in a costume as late as 1996 at an autograph convention. <mask>a died of a stroke and brain tumors at the age of 73. There is a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Sheena was the only female portrayed on the tube who didn't conform to the fifties stereotype. Sheena was an individualist. At a time when everything was so unexplored, watching her struggle with a new adventure every week made me feel more capable. I was sure that I could handle my world if she could handle the jungle.Asteroid 83464 Irishmccalla was named in her memory. The official was published by the Minor Planet Center. Sheena Queen of the Jungle was the first official Sheena, Queen of the Jungle movie. Not to be confused with a serial. Marie Baron Five Gates to Hell, also known as The Answer, is an episode of Holly Have Gun. August 11, 1954. Focus September 1954. Blighty (UK), 6 April 1957, Iss. Ultra Filmfax April- May 1998 Scarlet Street No...........January, February, March, July, and October 1953 are some of the months in the 1950s. There is a painting and sketch of a McCalla Record album cover with Irish <mask> wearing a leopard print bikini. "Sheena, Queen of the Jungle" was written byHerb Fagen. 3, Issue 2, pp. "The She-Cat Who Put the She in Sheena" was written by Steranko. Playboy February 2008, vol. 55, #2, pp."Sheena, Queen of the Jungle, Without Her Wrap, Irish McCalla" was written by Leonard Maltin. TV's Original Sheena: Irish McCalla is published by Paramount Publications. "Sheena, Queen of the Jungle" is a 2000 American film and television actress.

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texts: <mask>um was born on April 8, 1937. A leader in the field of dance scholarship, she spent her academic career at the University of New Mexico, where she now holds the title of distinguished professor. <mask> grew up in Jamaica, Queens, where her father was the chair of the Department of Romance Languages at Queens College. Her mother was an English teacher. She began her dance training when she was eight years old, studying tap and ballet with a local teacher. She persuaded her mother to enroll her in classes at the Fokine Ballet School in Carnegie Hall when she was ten years old. She studied with Frank and was observed by Vitale Fokine.She got into the High School of Performing Arts by auditioning when she was twelve years old. In her senior year, she studied ballet and modern dance with Robert Joffrey, who was her principal ballet teacher. She was an instructor in dance history. She went to the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival in Massachusetts in July of 1953 to dance with the Robert Joffrey Ballet Company. Her father wanted her to go to college instead of pursuing a career in dance. She received a full scholarship to the university and majored in theater arts, with an emphasis on dance. She wanted to become a dancer after graduating with a bachelor of arts degree.She was hired for the dancing ensemble of Goldilocks, a Broadway show starring Don Ameche, Elaine Stritch, and Russell Nype, after auditioning for it. The show opened in October of 1958. For the next few months, until February 1959, Chazin appeared in eight shows a week, dancing in seven lively dance scenes. She returned to Jacob's Pillow as a member of the Pearl Lang Dance Theater, appearing in Lang's Persephone, with Lang in the title role, Dirk Sanders as Hermes, and Deborah Jowitt as Demeter. During her time on Broadway, she continued to take ballet classes from Robert Joffrey, hoping to join his company. She met Nancy King, a member of the Metropolitan Opera Ballet Company, in one of his classes. He was hired as a member of the corps de ballet after auditioning in the summer of 1959After dancing in many operas at the Metropolitan stage, she continued her classes at the Met's ballet school. Corvino was ballet master of the company and a teacher at the school, while Tudor was head of the school faculty. Both of them were specialists in the Cecchetti method of teaching. Chazin was given featured roles in many Met productions, dancing the ballets of various choreographers, after he was appointed principal soloist. Tudor's dances for Gluck's Alceste and Monteverdi's Orfeo were some of the best. She sometimes danced solo in Cilea's Adrianna Lecouvreur, but she was often with leading dancers such as Thomas Andrew, Donald Mahler, Howard Sayette, Ron Sequoio, andVincent Warren. When the Met was not open during the summer, Chazin went to New Mexico to dance in operas.Vera Zorina encouraged her to try out for George Balanchine, artistic director of New York City Ballet. After returning to New York, he was invited to join Balanchine's company. She continued dancing despite her foot problems after she started working with him. After the Berlin Wall was built, she went to Europe with the Santa Fe Opera company and danced on stages in Berlin and Belgrade. In 1962, she returned to Jacob's Pillow with Thomas Andrew and Company and danced in his Invitations and Images in Five. She was unable to go on the company's historic tour of Russia in October 1962 because of her foot problems after rejoining New York City Ballet. The requirements for pointe work at the Met were less demanding than at New York City Ballet.She moved to Switzerland to be near David Bennahum, who was a medical student there. During her time in Switzerland in 1963, she took classes for a short time with Valodia Skouratoff, a former Ballets Russes dancer, before returning to America with her new husband and a new name. She pursued her interest in French literature at Columbia University but did not get a degree. She noted that "the sun shines and the sky is blue" when she and her husband decided to move to New Mexico. In 1971 she received a master's degree in French literature and a PhD in Romance languages from the University of New Mexico. She was referred to French dance historian Marie-Franoise Christout, who suggested that she focus on ballet at the time of the French Revolution. She began a love affair with that period of French history.Dance in the Shadow of the Guillotine is the core of her first book. When a friend became head of dance in the Department of Theatre and Dance at the University of New Mexico, Chazin-Bennahum was asked to teach ballet technique classes, then a dance history class, and then a number of different seminars in dance. As she continued her interest in early dance, she learned to teach French Baroque dance forms. She became a full-time faculty member and established courses in ballet, dance criticism, dance appreciation, performance theory, and introduction to graduate studies. She created courses in graduate studies in contemporary dance, feminism, postmodern theory, and African-American dance in performance. She served as head of the dance program in the Department of Theatre and Dance from 1987 to 1988 and again from 1991 to 1993. She was promoted to full professor of theater and dance in 1993.She was appointed associate dean of the university's College of Fine Arts in 1997 and was a member of the Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee for two terms. In 2002, she was appointed chair of the Department of Theatre and Dance, a position she held until 2006 when she retired from academic life. A scholarship was established in her name and she was given the title of professor of dance. The Opera Studio of the University of New Mexico and the SouthWest Ballet Company were both directed by Edward Ambrose. She went to Italy in 1998 to start the first of three full summer seasons at the Opera Academy of Rome. The "Crosscurrents in the Indigenous Arts" symposium was held in Albuquerque in 2006 and featured presentations by Carlo Bonfiglioli, Sylvia Rodriguez, and others. The National Endowment for the Humanities, the Fulbright Scholar Program, and the Comparative and International Education Society have all been evaluated by Chazin-Bennahum.She served as president of the Society of Dance History Scholars, as a member of the board of directors, as chair of the editorial board, and as the program director of an annual conference. She has chaired the dance panel of the New Mexico Endowment for the Arts and has served on the advisory boards of Dance Chronicle and the Council of Researchers of Pedagogical Studies in Ballet. She is a member of the American Dance Guild, the American Society for Theater Research, the Congress on Research in Dance, the Dance Critics Association, and the Society of Dance Research in London. In the course of her academic career, Chazin-Bennahum has presented papers at many meetings of scholarly organizations and delivered lectures at many institutions in North America, Europe, and Asia. A number of American colleges and universities have invited her to speak. She has lectured at universities in Canada, England, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Israel, Mexico, and Norway. She spent a lot of her time and attention on writing about dance in France.She retained her interest in and admiration for the ballets of Antony Tudor, her former teacher at the Metropolitan Opera Ballet School. He was known as the "Father of psychological ballet" and he felt a special affinity for his work. She was interested in writing about his ballets when she was in New York. She applied for and received grants to study his works. Her second book, The Ballets of Antony Tudor: Studies in Psyche and Satire, was published in 1994. In the 1780-1830 period, she devoted her research and writing skills to a study of French fashion magazines and ballet costume, as well as a reference book article on French dance theorist Jean-Georges Noverre. The younger brother of a three-time prime minister of France was born into a prosperous Jewish family in Paris.In World War I, he became a national hero and a prominent littérateur, as well as an influential theatrical impresario. He was one of the first Jews arrested by the French police during World War II. He was murdered by the Nazis in September of 1942, after being confined to concentration camps. The Ballets Russes de Monte Carlo: In Search of a Lost Life is a biography that deals with the political situation in Europe in the 1930s and in wartime France. The French press as well as the United States gave it favorable notices after it was published. The mayor of Paris received a letter from the Blum family requesting that a street be named after him. Their request was granted.In September 2015, a street near where he lived will be designated rue René-Blum. Six books and numerous articles, essays, and reviews have been published in print and digital media by Chazin-Bennahum. Books dance in the shadows. Southern Illinois University Press was published in 1988. It was written by Selma Jeanne Cohen. Studies in Psyche and Satire are included in the Ballets of Antony Tudor. Oxford University Press was in New York in 1994.The best book in dance studies was the winner of the 1994 De la Torre Bueno Prize. There are essays on movement and culture in The Living Dance. <mask>-Bennahum is the editor. Kendall Hunt was in Iowa in 2008. The Culture of Fashion and Ballet was written in the 1780s. New York and London. Dance studies are being taught.<mask>-Bennahum is the editor. New York and London. The Ballets Russes wrote In Search of a Lost Life. Oxford University Press in New York. The Review of the Ballet of the Enlightenment: The Establishment of the Ballet d'Action in France was written by Ivor Guest. The Dance Research Journal was published in the spring of 1998. 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The guide to the dossiers is called Popular Balanchine: Guide to the Dossiers. "Neoclassic Ballet and Fashion: A Longing for Perfection." The Journal of Dress, Body and Culture was published in 2002. Bloomsbury is in London. Rethinking Dance History: A Reader was edited byAlexandra Carter."Jean-Georges Noverre: Dance and Reform" was published in the annual conference of the Society of Dance History Scholars. The thirty-first annual conference of the Society of Dance History Scholars was held at Skidmore College in June of 2008. "Unmasking the Body: From Lully to the Revolution." The Dance Chronicle was published in 2010. Review of Musique et geste en France de Lully  la Révolution: tudes sur la musique. "Beyond Ballet in the Ballet d'Action." The Dance Chronicle was published in 2012Edward Nye wrote a review of Mime, Music and Drama on the Eighteenth-Century Stage: The Ballet d'Action. "La Résurrection des Ballets Russes." Ballroom Revue, no. In Paris, pp. 3. 66–68. The Prelude to Ida Rubenstein's Perséphone. The Review of Modernist Mysteries: Persephone was published in New York.There is a dance documentary on the DVD. Nancy King Zeckendorf was her matron of honor. Chazin-Bennahum and her family moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where her husband finished his medical training and where their third child was born. Since then, the family has been based in Albuquerque. She is known to her friends as "Gigi". David Bennahum is a physician as well as a poet. Her mother was a well-known dance historian of flamenco and gypsies in western Europe.Dance writers American ballerinas 21st-century American historians Historians of the French Revolution

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texts: <mask> is an Australian professional rugby league football coach who is the head coach of the Broncos in the National Rugby League and a former professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s. He was a commentator for Fox League and previously coached the State of Origin team. At professional club level, <mask> played for the Broncos. <mask> and his brothers Kerrod and Steve started their playing careers in rugby league. He played for the Raiders before moving to the Broncos, where he played for the majority of his career and eventually took over the club's captaincy. He played in six winning teams as either player or captain and holds the record for most finals appearances. The Broncos' current Head of Performance Ben Ikin was at the scrum base with the captain and halves partner Allan Langer.After retirement, he started coaching with the Toowoomba Clydesdales as head coach, the Broncos as an assistant coach, the Maroons as an assistant coach, the Jets as head coach, and the Dragons as head coach. On 20 October 1967, <mask> was born. He grew up playing football against brothers Steve and Kerrod. The "Ipstables Connection" was a combination of players. <mask> followed his brother Steve to the Raiders of the New South Wales Rugby League after <mask> had played for the Booval Swifts club. The club's first grand final in 1987 was lost to Manly-Warringah by a score of 19-14. He was named the Raiders' rookies of the year.In Game III of the State of Origin series, he made his debut for the Maroons. He played from the bench in the 1989 Grand Final, his first taste of success. The twin brother of Kerrod signed with the Broncos in 1990 to play alongside him again. Lewis was the Broncos' first choice for the position, but he was moved to five-eighth by coach Wayne Bennett. The darting runs and deft passing were what made this happen. The Broncos' Player of the Year award was won by him that year. All three games of the 1990 State of Origin series were played from the reserve bench.He and his twin brother Kerrod played in several tour matches against local sides but did not play in a test match. The next year, he was selected to play in all three State of Origin matches from the bench. He and his brother Kerrod were the first twin brothers to play rugby league in Australia. The Great Britain Lions toured Australia and New Zealand in 1992. He helped the Broncos win the 1992 Grand Final against the St George Dragons. The first trio of brothers to play for two countries in the same year were selected to tour with the World Cup squad. Steve Renouf's try gave Australia a 10–6 victory over England in the 1992 World Cup Final.The year 1992 was a great one for <mask>, as he won the World Club Challenge against Wigan. The Broncos won the grand final in 1993. For the 1994 World Club Challenge, <mask> played at five-eighth for defending premiers Brisbane. He went on a tour in 1994. Kim was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1996. The 1997 Super League Grand Final was won by the Broncos. Although not a consistent player for the Maroons, <mask> was part of the winning 1998 State of Origin team, dummying his way over for a try in the decider.He played five-eighth in the 1998 grand final for the Broncos and won another title. <mask> established the <mask> Choices program, a free community service that offers support to people diagnosed with cancer, after his wife's death in 1998. The Broncos' captaincy was given to <mask> in 1999. The second match of the 1999 State of Origin series was captained by him. Brave Hearts was published in 1999. The Australian Sports Medal was awarded to <mask> in 2000 for his contribution to Australia's international standing in rugby league. He captained the Broncos at halfback in the 2000 grand final win and then moved to England at the request of Allan Langer.He moved back to Australia to play for the Broncos in 2001 after he decided it was not for him and his family. The Broncos official Hall of Fame was started in 2003 by four former players. At the Broncos' 20-year anniversary celebration in 2007, the club announced a list of the 20 best players to play for them to date, which included <mask>. The assistant coach for the Broncos under Wayne Bennett was also the coach of the Toowoomba Clydesdales. Bennett decided to have a cleanout of the coaching staff at the end of the 2005 season after five successive years without a grand final appearance. The Super League was interested in the head coach of the Jets. The new coach of Catalans Dragons was appointed in 2009.He was rumored to be the head coach of the French Super League team. His first season at Catalans did not go well, with only one win from the first 6 matches. He took them to within one match of the Super League Grand Final by the end of his second season with the club. After the 2010 season, he returned to Australia as an assistant coach at the Storm. Wayne Bennett and <mask> worked together as halves coaches at the Knights. Bennett decided to return to the Broncos as head coach. He was appointed as an assistant coach, sharing the role with a former New Zealand Warriors head coach.Mal Meninga had to resign as Maroons coach after being elevated to the role of Australian Test coach. In his first year in charge ofQueensland,<mask> led them to a 2–1 series victory over New South Wales. In the following year, <mask> did the same thing. New South Wales won the State of Origin series. The final game was played at Suncorp Stadium. The tactic of fining players who referred to New South Wales as 'Blues' was revealed before the start of the State of Origin series. The New South Wales team was only referred to by the names of the other states.The first game of the series was won 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 "We were poor in a lot of areas tonight, I am not going to single out one player, even our kick off to start the game was shit," he said in the post match press conference. We weren't in the game across the board. It was everywhere. The kick-off made me angry. It didn't go far enough. They beat us up.In the third game of the series, New South Wales scored a length of the field try through James Tedesco in the final 20 seconds of the game. On September 30, 2020, the head coach of the Maroons resigned to become the head coach of the Broncos. He earned his first victory as a head coach when he led the Broncos to a 24-0 victory over Canterbury-Bankstown. It was the first win of the season for the Broncos. The Broncos came from 22-0 down to beat the Gold Coast 36-28 in round 8 of the 2021. There are external links to the story 'Rugby league great <mask>'.

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texts: <mask> is a prolific scholar, academic linguist, writer, and professor from Nigeria. He has been the Director of the Distance Learning Centre at the University of Ibadan for many years. He lives in the city. He attended St John's primary School, Igarra, Edo State between 1967 and 1972, and then St. Gabriel Primary School, Agenebode, also in Edo State between 1972 He attended Edaiken Grammar School in Okhuaihe, Edo City, from 1978 to 1979. He obtained his masters degree in 1985 from the University of Ibadan and his PhD in 1990 from the University of Benin. While at the University of Benin, he met and began to work with an American professor, Ronald P. Schaefer, who would go on to have a long and sustained collaboration over thirty years.The Department of Linguistics and African Languages at the University of Ibadan had an assistant lecturer named <mask>. He was Lecturer II in the same department from 1988 to 1991. He became Lecturer I from 1991 to 1994 and Senior Lecturer from 1994 to 1999. He became a full Professor of Linguistics in 1999 at the age of 37, making him one of the youngest professors in the university. His areas of research are ethics, historical linguistics, and Syntax. His columns in Nigeria's national newspapers under the title "Preying Mantis" focus on education, politics, integrity in public service, faith, language, among others. A 552-page "Dictionary of Emai" and two volumes of oral tradition narratives have been produced.He was one of five people vying to become the Vice Chancellor of the university. In 2004, <mask> became the Director of the University of Ibadan's Distance Learning Centre. The financial and administrative operations of the University were unaffected by the Centre. It only had 800 students at a time and was not able to cover its financial needs. DLC surpassed the Postgraduate School in contributions to the internally generated revenue of the University under his leadership. It had significant assets and investments at the end of my tenure. In addition to developing and digitalizing 564 courseware and learning materials, the DLC pioneered e-learning delivery, web based, radio based delivery, computer based testing, student support operations.The total student population grew under him to over 15,000, more than the undergraduate or postgraduate population of the University of Ibadan. He engaged in extensive regulatory reforms, change management training, capacity building and program expansion with the support of Senate and Management. The DLC was moved from obscurity to the foremost Distance Learning operation in Africa by using academic and non-academic staff. The DLC made a huge impact on the positive evaluation ofUI all over the world. He co-authored a paper titled "Learners Acceptance of the Use of Mobile phones to Deliver Tutorials in a Distance Learning Context: A Case Study at the University of Ibadan." The African Journal of Information Systems is a journal. Over eight hundred and fifty times, 5 No 3:80-93 has been downloaded.Egbokhare has a personal life with his wife, Olayinka, and their two children. There are books Egbokhare F. O. In 2003 There is a practical course in pronunciation. Quasar Solutions is in Ibadan. Egbokhare F. O. 2007.The basics of oral English for schools and colleges. The publisher of Nigeria is Stirling-Horden Publishers. F.O. Egbokhare. 1994. An introduction to phonetics. Sam Bookman Publishers is in Egbokhare. 1998.A linguistic approach to oral English. Sam Bookman Publishers is in Ibadan. Egbokhare. O. And C.O. In 2006 Kolawole. The future of African languages is being discussed.The company is in Nigeria. Egbokhare et al. eds. Edo North: Field Studies of the Languages and Land of the Northern Edo was published in 2011. pp123–130 The book house is in Ibadan. The Fundamentals of Oral English for Schools and Colleges are in the press.A reference to Emai. The Hague Schaefer, R.P. F.O 1999 was written by Egbokhare. There are oral narrative samples of the Emai people. There are two parts to Part I and Part II. R.P. is the name of the person. They were F.O 2007.A dictionary of a Nigerian language. The Westafrikanische Studien is in Cologne. There are papers Egbokhare. 1990. The title is "Nasality in Emai". Afrika und Ubersee. The University of Hamburg.2.73. Egbokhare is a F.O. 1990. There is an account of the process in Emai. There is research in African languages. F.O. Egbokhare. 1990.Tone and the NP are in Emai. In F. Ingemann. The 1990 Mid-America Linguistics Conference was held. The University of Kansas. F.O. Egbokhare. 1990. Vowel Elision in Emai.Afrika und Ubersee. The University of Hamburg. 1.73. F.O. Egbokhare. 1992. The subject and tone of the sentences. In F. Ingemann.The 1990 Mid-America Linguistics Conference was held. The University of Kansas. 7-13. F.O. Egbokhare. 1994. From Fines to Figures: Socio-Economic Dynamics and the Development of Emai Counting System. In D.K.O.Owolabi is a book. Group Publishers 408-423 Egbokhare, F.O. are the publishers of Language in Nigeria. 1994. The form and meaning ofNominalization. Afrika und Ubersee. The University of Hamburg. 77/2.Egbokhare is a F.O. 1998. Tone and the NP are in Emai Revisited. There is research in African languages. It's Nigeria. 4.2. There are External Profile links on the website.Living people Linguists from Nigeria University of Benin are alumni of the University of Ibadan.

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texts: <mask> was an Austrian-American historian, sociologist and criminologist who made significant contributions to modern Mexican history during his career at Columbia University. On March 4, 1893, <mask> was born in Austria. His family came to the United States in 1905. He never finished high school and ran away from home as an adolescent. He was involved in radical labor politics while working at a number of menial jobs. He was a busboy when he was a young man. He became a leader of the Industrial Workers of the World during the economic crisis of 1913–1915.In January 1914, <mask>, a member of the Waiter's Industrial Union, proposed a campaign of demanding relief from New York City churches. He led workers to churches, disrupted services, and demanded food and shelter. The New York press decried Tannenbaum and the Wobblies. On March 4, <mask> led a group of unemployed workers to the church. They were met by a phalanx of police, who refused to listen to their demands. <mask> was given an extraordinary $5,000 bail after he was charged with inciting to riot. One protester received 60 days in jail, four 30 days, three 15 days, and the rest were let go; <mask> was sent to jail for a year and fined $500.He spent a year on the island. When he got out of jail, <mask> remained active in the IWW, and he was arrested with Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Alexander Berkman during the refinery strikes of 1915–1916 in New Jersey. <mask>'s arrest and imprisonment was described in Emma Goldman's memoirs. He spent a lot of his time in the office helping with the work connected with Mother Earth. <mask>'s fine qualities held out the hope that he would one day play a part in the labour struggle. We had no idea that our quiet friend would respond to the call so quickly. <mask> abandoned his radicalism after Bayonne.He attended Columbia University with the help of several philanthropists. In 1921, <mask> received his bachelor's degree. He received his degree in economics from the Brookings Institution. He was stationed in the south in the U.S. Army. He was an adviser to President Lzaro Crdenas after moving to Mexico. He reported to the commission in 1931 about the study. He taught criminology at Cornell University in the United States.He became professor of Latin American history at Columbia in 1935. Robert J. Alexander was a student at Columbia who went on to become a professor of history at Rutgers University, specializing in the trade union movement in Latin America and dissident communist political parties. A group of Columbia faculty, other faculty, and students who gathered together in discussion of issues on compelling topics such as peace and war, and other general subjects of concern, was the brainchild of <mask>. He attended the seminar on government with J.H. Herbert W. Schneider's essays "The Coordinate State" and "The Balance of Power in Society" were published in Randall Jr.'s book. His book on the Columbia Seminars was published in 1965, and 39 seminars were conducted by that time. In 1965, he retired from Columbia University.He died in New York City. The Farm Security Administration was established by <mask>. His conception of the "Dramatization Of Evil" led to the development of the symbolic interactionist labeling theory, which is used in both sociology and social psychology. Kerry Townsend stated, "<mask>'s theory, dramatization of evil, explains the making of a criminal and the lure of criminal behavior." The theory of "Symbolic Interactionism," which emphasizes individual levels of interaction, began to emerge spearheaded by the writings of George Herbert Mead and Charles Horton Cooley. <mask>'s theory is important in criminology studies at universities such as Florida State University and the University of Maryland. G.P.Wall Shadows: A Study in American Prisons was written by Putnam's Sons. G.P. Putnam's Sons: New York, 1922 was written by Thomas M.Osborne. G.P. The Mexican Agrarian Revolution was published by Putnam's Sons and Archon Books. The Place by Revolution: An Interpretation of México was drawn by Miguel Covarrubias. The New York edition of the Columbia University Press was published in 1933.The Chapel Hill edition of the University of North Carolina Press was published in 1933. There are economic and social problems. New York, 1934 Crime and the Community. Slave and Citizen: The Negro in the Americas was published in New York. The Balance of Power in Society: And Other Essays was published in 1947. Mexico: The Struggle for Peace and Bread was written by The Macmillan Company. A philosophy of labor was written by Alfred A Knopf.The American Tradition in Foreign Policy was written by Alfred A Knopf. The Ten Keys to Latin America was published by the University of Oklahoma. The University Seminars at Columbia and A Community of Scholars are Vintage Books. Columbia University: <mask>nenbaum Papers, 1915– 1969 Books at the Internet Archive Tannenbaum, <mask> entry from the Encyclopedia of the Harlem Renaissance <mask>, Frank Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia entry on encyclopedia.com <mask> was involved in the Mexican Revolution. The Hispanic American Historical Review was published in 1995. In JStor: https://www.jstor.org/stable.<mask>: The Making of a Convict criminologist. 20th-century American historians American male non-fiction writers American sociologists Historians of Latin America Historians of Mexico

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texts: <mask> was an American artist, educator, museum curator and TV personality. He is best known for his paintings of Carl Sandberg and Edgar Lee Masters. <mask> was born on June 3, 1907 in Rhode Island. His parents lived on a street in Rhode Island. He was the second of five children, the others being an older brother Edward, a younger brother Henry, younger sister Anna M. and younger sister Helen M. He completed his degree in 1930. He worked for the "Student Designer" in the Art Department.He continued his studies after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania. He was listed as training in Massachusetts, Woodstock, New York, France and Italy in his biographies. He studied under a couple of professors. From 1930 to 1935, <mask> was an art teacher at the Montgomery School for boys in grades 1–12. While teaching at the school, <mask> established himself as a talented artist by being active outside the classroom. He spent three months at Tiffany's estate in Cold Spring Harbor on Long Island after winning a place at the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation. Child Hassam and Daniel Chester French were judges.The painting of Fred Fischer's Place was exhibited at the Provincetown Art Association. He won the jury's prize for his painting of Scott Adams III. The relationship between Ogontz College and the Ogontz School for Young Ladies began in 1935. He taught art, drawing, and painting for the first 5 years. He was the head of the art department for 10 years. He married Anna Feeley while at Ogontz in 1936. Anna was a faculty member at Ogontz College.She exhibited her paintings in Maine. One artist who rose to some level of prominence was mentoring by Quirk. His reputation as a portrait painter grew during his time at Ogontz. He also painted Carl Sandburg. The 70th painting to enter the collection of the US National Portrait Gallery was commissioned by the Writers Guild of Pennsylvania. In 1940, a painting of him and his wife was exhibited at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art. He was a Professor of Contemporary Perspective at Philadelphia's Hussian School of Art after he left Ogontz.The school's founding by John Hussian in 1946 was supported by principals at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. <mask> made a major transition to the all-male Lehigh University in 1950 as he took over from Howland in the Fine Art Department and Director of Exhibits. The Memorial Gallery was established in his first year. In 1965, he won the Lindbeck Award for distinguished teaching. He was the Curator of the Collection. A comprehensive cataloging of the collection was the first thing he did. He began its expansion through donations from prominent alumni such as Eugene Grace of Bethlehem Steel and the Timken Company, as well as creating better display spaces.He established relationships with the National Academy of Design and the Ranger Fund. The program for displaying student art was established by <mask>. <mask> was an excellent draftsman who worked in a variety of styles. The art world was in a state of revolution at the time. The style of portraiture and marine subjects remained true to a realistic style of experimentation. The television programs "Art as We See It" and " Its There Happening" were hosted by Quirk in the media. He hosted programs on Philadelphia's WFIL station.He bought a home in the Mountain Club in Arizona. He was active in the Mountain Club community teaching art classes. Quirk was associated with the school as professor emeritus through 1972 and had a solo show there in 1973. The Ossabaw Island Foundation gave him a grant in 1968 and a fellowship in 1972 while he was there. Retirement <mask> lived in the Kinney Shores area of Saco, Maine. He was the President of the Kinney Shores Association. He sold his work through local galleries and was honored with a prize in 1962 for his work.He died on February 5, 1974 in the National Medical Care center. He was buried in Saco, Maine. The Junior Prize 1940, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art 1946, Who's Who in the East 1950, Ocean Park Judges Award 1962, are some of the awards and exhibitions. References 1907 births 1974 deaths 20th-century American painters American curators American illustrators American portrait painters American realist painters American watercolorists Painters from Maine Painters from Pennsylvania

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Matthew Daniel Batts
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texts: <mask> lived in Florida. The secretary depute of the Privy Council of Scotland was a Scottish churchman. James VI of Scotland appointed <mask> as Archdeacon of St Andrews. The Privy Council clerk brought writings and letters from James VI of Scotland to the English ambassador. He received a royal gift of income from the Parsonage of Carstairs. The ambassador to England was Colonel William Stewart. He brought the king's instructions to the voters during the election of burgh officials in October 1584.Queen Elizabeth gave Ambassador He and David Lindsay very small gifts when they were sent to England. He was in London again in January 1587 with Sir Robert Melville and William Keith of Delny, begging for the life of Mary, Queen of Scots. He was an ambassador toDenmark in 1589 in connection with the marriage of James VI of Scotland and Anne of Danes. <mask> received money for his expenses. He and his colleagues went to the king at Boyne Castle. An English observer, Thomas Fowler, reported the news that James VI asked for too high a dowry, but they had seen extensive preparations for the marriage, including a coach made of silver. The young lady is so far in love with the king's majesty as it were death to her to have it broken off, and has made good proof.In 1588, 1596, and 1598, <mask> served on Border commission. He was depute-secretary to James VI in Norway. The king's marriage contract was signed by <mask> in November of 1589. The Earl Marischal, Patrick Vans, Lewis Bellenden, James Scrimgeour, Alexander Lindsay, John Carmichael, William Stewart, and John Skene were some of the other witnesses. In February 1590, <mask> bought books for James VI and gave him rewards after receiving books from authors. He came back to Scotland on April 30. He became involved in the case of a woman from Lbeck because he could speak German.In the spring of 1590, the woman went to see James VI but missed him. She presented herself to the court of Anne ofDenmark after arriving in Scotland. She said she brought a prophecy of a great king in north-west Europe and his noble future actions, meaning James VI. There was a mark on the side of the king's body. The woman wrote in Latin that she brought good fortune to the king. She tried to meet James VI at Elsinore but missed him. She spoke to an audience in Edinburgh in German.James VI asked <mask> to interview her because he thought she was a witch. She was hesitant to speak to him because she wanted to see the mark on the king's body first. The English diplomat Robert Bowes heard that she had come to Scotland because of her "inordinate love" for one of the queen's servants, and so her story of a prophecy was ignored and her credit cracked. She was questioned by <mask> to see if she was a false prophet or witch, and he found her to be deranged by her love. Administrator <mask> received a fee or pension from William Schaw, who was a friend of Anne of Danes. In 1594 the Parliament of Scotland confirmed the king's grant of a pension. The Earl of Bothwell and the English ambassador Lord Zouche were mentioned in a memo written by the king for <mask>.Father James Myreton, a Jesuit priest and brother of the Laird of Cambo, was taken to the king by David Lindsay. He said he was sent by the Pope. He wore a jewel from the Cardinal on a chain that depicted the Crucifixion made of gold, crystal, and bone. <mask> and others were told to interview him. The use of a boot to crush the legs was suggested. The incident was reported to a diplomat from the Danes. On January 20, 1597, <mask> became part of the financial administration known as the Octavians from its eight key members.<mask> and Sir <mask> of Wedderburn met the English ambassadors in Edinburgh. <mask> and Sir William Stewart of Traquair brought them to Holyrood Palace to meet the king. The goldsmith Thomas Foulis and the cloth merchant Robert Jousie were interviewed by <mask> in 1601. Margaret Murray was married to him. Margaret Murray married the Laird of Claverhouse after his death. The Privy Council wrote to her in 1618 because <mask> had given a patent to the Dutch Republic's ambassador at the time of Prince Henry's death. Thomas Hamilton was to examine the details of trade treaties.References External links <mask>, SSNE database 1615 deaths Court of James VI and I 16th-century Scottish clergy and 16th-century Scottish people.

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